Sentence examples for course of the ship from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is because most people are happy with their lot, with the economy and with the course of the ship of state.

"He wanted to show the ship, to go nearby this island of Giglio, so he decided to change the course of the ship," Mr. Foschi said, admitting that the ship had done a similar but approved maneuver last summer for a festival.

The authorities said in a brief statement on Wednesday that the Shen Neng 1 crashed into the southern end of the reef on the evening of April 3 after it "failed to turn at a waypoint required by the intended course of the ship".

Speaking in English, Foschi said the captain "wanted to show the ship and to nearby [sic] this island of Giglio, and so he decided to change the course of the ship to go closer to the island and pass through in front of the little city that sits in that island".

"I think everyone here will be relieved that we have icons charting the course of the ship, which will let us go back to doing science," he says.

Media captionCosta Cruises CEO Pier Luigi Foschi: "He [the captain] decided to change the course of the ship" "He looked like a beaten dog, cold and scared," the taxi driver said.

After a series of manoeuvres to reverse the course of the ships, Voyager ended up to starboard of Melbourne, and was ordered to resume her position (behind the carrier and to port) at 20.52.

Friedlander, Robert A. (1989) "Foreign Policy and the Separation of Powers: Who Sets the Course for the Ship of State," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 22 : No. 2, Article 3.

Roughly halfway through the story, one of them co-opts the Enterprise and declares, "You cannot change the course of this ship any more than you can change me".

However much Abe wants to permanently alter the course of the Japanese ship of state, he may not stay in office long enough to do so.

Over the course of the battle, the ship had fired fifty-three 28 cm shells, sixty-four 15 cm rounds, and thirty-two 8.8 cm shells.